It is no secret that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a fast-paced game. We get why business owners can be intimidated when trying to learn SEO. With the constantly changing search engine updates, to the vast amount of technical lingo, it can be overwhelming to understand it all. We get it. That is why we’re here to highlight the tips and tools that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
The dreaded A-word, Analytics, can be a scary word to many web marketers and business owners alike. Not knowing the best way to read, understand, and apply data can cause you to lose out. If you feel like you fit into this category, don’t run away, listen up!
90% of all data in the world was created in the last two years, and over 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is created each day. We live in a world full of data, and it is not going away anytime soon. In fact, it is growing at astonishing rates and has already reshaped the way we operate. Try to imagine a day without Yelp reviews, Instagram posts, or Amazon shopping. Data has quickly become embedded into every facet of our daily lives.
Google is the behemoth of search engines and often dominates the SEO conversation. They outrank all other search engines like Bing, Yahoo, and AOL by a landslide. With a net market share of about 86% in the US, it’s easy to see why Google is the primary search engine that SEOs focus on.
Here at Moose May, you’ll often hear us refer to Google when we are talking about SEO strategy. That is because while it is important to take Bing and other search engines into account, if you are optimizing for Google – the others should follow. Keep in mind this isn’t always the case, but for a majority of the time, this is true. Let’s dig in.
Have you been wanting to dive into marketing tools, but don’t know where to start? From tracking tools, SEO tools, and analytic reporting, there are tools for just about every marketing area. With something for essentially every marketing specialty, we totally get why it can be overwhelming to choose. We’re here to highlight the favorites that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
Voice search is growing rapidly and is here to stay. With artificial intelligence (AI) becoming a household name thanks to Alexa or Siri, it is important that SEOs know how to optimize for it. People interact with voice searches daily, using a variety of devices like cell phones, cars, appliances and more. And, it is estimated that in the coming years, more people will be using voice search than ever.
Have you thought about utilizing the millions of marketing tools that are currently out there? From tracking tools, SEO tools, and analytic reporting, there is a tool for just about every marketing area. With tools for essentially every marketing specialty, it can seem overwhelming when trying to decide which one will help your business the best.
SEO tools can be extremely helpful and can help automate, analyze, and help find new opportunities, saving you valuable time. We’re here to highlight the favorites that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
Have you heard of structured data, rich snippets or schema before? Do you know what these terms mean exactly, or better yet, how you can use structured data on your website? This article will talk about structured data, schema.org, and rich results.
Have you thought about utilizing the millions of marketing tools that are currently out there? From tracking tools to analytics and reporting tools, there is a tool for just about every marketing area. With different tools for essentially every marketing specialty, it may seem overwhelming when trying to decide which one best fits your business.
SEO tools can be extremely helpful and can help automate, analyze, and help find new opportunities, saving you valuable time. We’re here to highlight the favorites that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
It is no secret that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a fast-paced and ever-changing game. We get why business owners might feel intimidated when trying to learn SEO. With the constant search engine updates and the vast amount of technical lingo, it can be overwhelming to understand it all. That is why we’re here to highlight the tips and tools that we recommend for a variety of specialties.
Want some hard evidence as to why you should blog? We rounded up some important statistics from Impact’s list, “Blogging Statistics to Help Shape Your Strategy in 2018”, to help show you why — because sometimes you just need to see numbers to get inspired. Note that they also listed their sources, so if you want to dive into the data more — feel free to leverage those links!
